Effect

If the target is the opposite gender of the Pokémon who launched the move, the target becomes infatuated. If the move is used on a Pokémon that is the same gender as the user or is genderless, it will fail. If the foe Pokémon holds a Destiny Knot and then becomes infatuated, the user will fall under the same effect. Unlike most status moves, this move will affect a target with a substitute.

Gabite puts its claws together in front of it and a yellow heart forms in between them. Gabite then opens its arms and the heart fires at the opponent. When the heart hits, it splits into several hearts that float around it, and the opponent falls in love with Gabite.

Glameow winks at the opponent and multiple yellow hearts are released from its body at the opponent. When the attack hits, the opponent's eyes are replaced with pink hearts and it falls in love with Glameow.

Umbreon winks at the opponent and multiple yellow hearts are released from its body at the opponent. When the attack hits, the opponent's eyes become replaced with hearts and it falls in love with Umbreon.

Snivy winks at the opponent and multiple light pink outlines of hearts with pink sparkles around them comes out of its eye. The hearts then circle around the opponent's body and spin quickly. As they spin, the hearts grow larger, then shrink into the opponent's body. The opponent's body then starts to glow light pink, its eyes turn into pink hearts and one large heart surrounds the opponent's head, causing it to fall in love with Snivy.

Minccino winks at the opponent with one of its eyes. When it does, multiple pink hearts with pink sparkles around them comes out of its eye and float towards the opponent. When the hearts reach the opponent, the hearts float around it quickly then shrink into the opponent's body. Once they do, the opponent's body flashes pink and a large pink heart with multiple pink streams of sparkles all around it appear on the opponent's body and its eyes become replaced by pink hearts, causing it to fall in love with Minccino.

Emolga winks at the opponent with one of its eyes, or puts both of its hands in front of its mouth and blows a kiss at the opponent. When it does, multiple pink hearts with pink sparkles around them comes out of its eye and float towards the opponent. When the hearts reach the opponent, they start spinning around it. Then, the hearts sink into the opponent's body and it starts to glow pink. Its eyes then become replaced with hearts, and when the pink glow fades, a large pink heart as big as the opponent's body comes out for a quick moment, causing the opponent to fall in love with Emolga.